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Re: Page_Load event fire when back(click browser's back button ) from another page

Wonde Tadesse6-Aug-11 7:25

Wonde Tadesse

6-Aug-11 7:25

Good answer!

Wonde Tadesse
MCTS

Re: Page_Load event fire when back(click browser's back button ) from another page

Naunt7-Aug-11 18:21

Naunt

7-Aug-11 18:21

Thank you for your reply.

I'm not familiar with Cache, May I know how can I enable catching?

Thanks and best regards

Re: Page_Load event fire when back(click browser's back button ) from another page

thatraja7-Aug-11 19:10

thatraja

7-Aug-11 19:10

Caching ASP.NET Pages[^]

thatraja

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Dotnetcharting Chart Event on Bar

Anubhava Dimri3-Aug-11 19:48

Anubhava Dimri

3-Aug-11 19:48

Hello Everybody,

I am using dotnetcharting chart on my project. So there i have generate a problem while :-

i have a chart in which have Multiple bars. then i want to click on bar and show it's option and generate a new graph on this control.

So i have not found any Event to click on bar.

So pls help for this query.

Thanks

If you can think then I Can.

Article store for CMS site

Ashok Nalam3-Aug-11 18:55

Ashok Nalam

3-Aug-11 18:55

Hi,

basically i have requirement to build a CMS kind of site.
if user submits a article what is the best way to store the article. whether it is xml or database.
the article will contain rich text formatting like content,images,highlighting source code.
please guide me best way of how to store.

Thanks
Ashok

Ashok Nalam

Re: Article store for CMS site

Not Active4-Aug-11 1:57

Not Active

4-Aug-11 1:57

Why build it, there are plenty of products already available. SharePoint Foundation is FREE and provides the complete framework for this type of application, and more. There is also DotNetNuke[^]

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Re: Article store for CMS site

Ashok Nalam4-Aug-11 20:03

Ashok Nalam

4-Aug-11 20:03

I want to build my own customized CMS site. please give suggestion for my query.

Ashok Nalam

Re: Article store for CMS site

Not Active5-Aug-11 0:53

Not Active

5-Aug-11 0:53

My suggestion is to not do it yourself.

However, the only choice you have for storage is BLOB

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

List<> collections

Satish_S2-Aug-11 21:51

Satish_S

2-Aug-11 21:51

I have 2 list collections as below

List1
115
100
150

List2

115
100

now i need to check both of above list and need to get answer for matched ,
for example :

115
100

both matched, i need to achieve this how can i do it ?

Re: List collections

David Mujica3-Aug-11 2:29

David Mujica

3-Aug-11 2:29

See if this works for you ...

Vote 5 if it does.

Dim listA, listB, listC As New List(Of Integer)
       Dim i As Integer

       listA.Add(115)
       listA.Add(100)
       listA.Add(150)

       listB.Add(115)
       listB.Add(100)

       For i = 0 To listA.Count - 1
           If (listB.Contains(listA(i))) Then
               listC.Add(listA(i))
           End If
       Next

       For i = 0 To listC.Count - 1
           Debug.Print("The following items are common to both lists: " & CStr(listC(i)))
       Next

Re: List collections

Shameel3-Aug-11 2:39

Shameel

3-Aug-11 2:39

List.Intersect[^] does this for you.

Re: List collections

David Mujica3-Aug-11 5:12

David Mujica

3-Aug-11 5:12

very cool.

I'm living in the dark ages (.NET 2.0), so this feature was available.

Good to know.
Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Re: List collections :laugh:

the headless nick3-Aug-11 23:55

the headless nick

3-Aug-11 23:55

David Mujica wrote:
very cool.

I'm living in the dark ages (.NET 2.0), so this feature was available.

DARK AGES OF 2.0 HA HA HAAA

Re: List collections

Wonde Tadesse6-Aug-11 7:27

Wonde Tadesse

6-Aug-11 7:27

Good answer!

Wonde Tadesse
MCTS

Re: List collections

Satish_S3-Aug-11 18:36

Satish_S

3-Aug-11 18:36

Hi thanks worked.

voted 5

Re: List collections

Shameel4-Aug-11 0:36

Shameel

4-Aug-11 0:36

There's a better way to do this, check my answer.

Re: List collections

Shameel4-Aug-11 0:36

Shameel

4-Aug-11 0:36

Try List.Intersect[^].

Re: List collections

the headless nick4-Aug-11 21:28

the headless nick

4-Aug-11 21:28

Cool indeed.. Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

gridview dragable column

rajender@tcs2-Aug-11 19:45

rajender@tcs

2-Aug-11 19:45

how do i add drag and drop column feature in grid view.

Re: gridview dragable column

Orcun Iyigun4-Aug-11 6:01

Orcun Iyigun

4-Aug-11 6:01

It is doable but let me tell you, you also need some javascript in your coding.

Here are some links to help you,

http://weblogs.asp.net/rashid/archive/2008/01/14/ajaxdatacontrols-gridview-part-two.aspx[^]

http://dotnetslackers.com/articles/ajax/ASPNETAjaxGridAndPager.aspx[^]

Drag and drop GridView items for ordering, in ASP.NET 2.0[^]

http://www.dotnetcurry.com/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=259[^]

http://community.devexpress.com/blogs/aspnet/archive/2011/03/15/asp-net-mvc-grid-view-use-drag-and-drop-to-add-remove-columns-coming-soon-in-v2011-vol-1.aspx[^]

Good luck.

asp.net Mobile

netJP12L2-Aug-11 5:11

netJP12L

2-Aug-11 5:11

Hi Fellows

I am wondering how can I create a mobile website in VS2010 asp.net C#. I have been looking through the VS2010 and haven't found a way to create a Mobile Website project. I haven't found a good resource that could explain me the components I need to download.

If you could help me I would really appreicate it.

Thanks

Re: asp.net Mobile

Orcun Iyigun4-Aug-11 6:08

Orcun Iyigun

4-Aug-11 6:08

I dont know if you have checked these links earlier but if you havent, you can learn some bits and pieces from each one Smile | :)

(The asp.net official page for mobile) http://www.asp.net/mobile[^]
http://www.geekpedia.com/tutorial120_Introduction-to-ASP.NET-Mobile.html[^]
http://www.w3schools.com/dotnetmobile/default.asp[^]
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178619.aspx[^]
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/krishnasarala/5781/[^]

Re: asp.net Mobile

Morgs Morgan7-Aug-11 23:29

Morgs Morgan

7-Aug-11 23:29

Hi, Hope i hear you right,
Creating a Mobile website works the same way as creating a desktop computer/laptop website. you just have to limit the max-width: 240px (maximum width = 240) and the height can be anything. That way you prevent your site from displaying with a horizontal scroll bar.
Also, no Javascript/JQuery, Flash is allowed on a mobi site.
The rest will work the same way e.g. webservies, postbacks, database (linq-sql or TSql) and whatever else.

Re: asp.net Mobile

netJP12L8-Aug-11 4:18

netJP12L

8-Aug-11 4:18

Thanks guys, for providing me the helpful resources. I went through a couple of listed sites and and Microsoft has mentioned that the even the Framework 4.0 is not updated enough to develop websites for Android, Iphone and blackberry. The "Request.Browser.IsMobileDevice" returns a value of False when i were to view a simple Default.aspx page.

Is getting values from the user agent enough to tell if a website is Desktop or Mobile? If so why there are 51Degree.mobi framework. Also, how do i generate the dynamic width for different phones rather than a fixed width.

Thanks for your cooperation.

Re: asp.net Mobile

Morgs Morgan9-Aug-11 20:29

Morgs Morgan

9-Aug-11 20:29

netJP12L wrote:
Also, how do i generate the dynamic width for different phones rather than a
fixed width.

If you want that, it depends which mobile service providers (network) your target mobile users are using, other providers will give you something called User Profile/Agent that gives you basic information about the users handset e.g. make, dimensions, browser, and more like i said it depends.
Normally when your site is requested, you can request the user profile/agent from the network and then resize your site according to the info that you get back (i.e dimensions).

Gud Luck Smile | :)

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